Advantages of 2n Alliance with the Great Mogul
General and Commander in Chief Jons Morai son presents Shah Allam’s proposal to ally with Great Britain. He outlines Bengal and Behar sovereignty, later Ditten and Cana can, and permission for the East India Company to establish factories. The plan envisions a British officer commanded Mogul army, financed by revenue tributes, creating a united power to secure Hindostan and protect Company settlements.
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Grea'f
Jons Moraison
Efe
Greke Britathcy
Ogavo
Theainferranace Shah Allums
Miggul
Shah Allam
Bengal
Behar
Oriffa
Deten
Flindeftan
Eat India Company
Hindostan
Candahar
Cachetnire
Tibet
Persia
Tartary
Sha Allaih
Great Britain
Wingul
Delhi
Cape Comorin
Tutary Soubas
Fragmentary quote on alliance with Britain by Mahammed Ali Khan
A fragmentary remark attributed to Mahammed Ali Khan of the Carnatic praises Britain as an ally. The speaker notes that openness endears the British and frames the alliance as an honour and security for his state.
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Mahammed Ali Khan
T. Cadell
Strand
Suan
Kealy
Mogul Domination and East India Company Trade Expansion
A surveyed plan argues that revenue gains could allow remission of Bengal tribute, enabling factory rights and free trade into Delhi and beyond. It envisions extended commerce with Persia, Tartary, and Indus routes, while displacing rivals like the Mahrattars and French influence. The proposal claims vast treasury gains, reduced taxes, and a strengthened British empire with stabilized Hindostan.
Danger for Expence and Permanent Peace Vision
A fragment captures a debate over spending tied to a broader aim of granting lasting peace to perhaps fifty million people. The wording hints at noble intentions versus the cost, suggesting a humanitarian motive behind financial decisions without detailing concrete plans or outcomes.
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